Seraph Brass illuminated D.C. with impressive musicality
Award-winning Seraph Brass visits D.C. as part of their tour, performing in the National Gallery of Art.
Review: BROCKHAMPTON says goodbye with ‘TM’ and ‘The Family’
The band says their farewell as they part ways for new solo projects.
Review: Grammy nominated artist Omar Apollo lights up The Anthem with love
Omar Apollo went beyond his R&B stylings and gave a uniquely inclusive performance.
In a music dry spell? Try out these DBK playlist starter packs
Diamondback staff share playlist "starter packs" for all kinds of moods and jam sessions.
Review: Cavetown’s ‘Worm Food’ melancholy feels honest
The singer covers feelings of depression, self-doubt and love in a soft, dreamy bedroom pop album, released on Friday.
Review: ‘Her Loss’ is too much Drake and not enough 21 Savage
Rappers Drake and 21 Savage released album 'Her Loss' on Friday.
UMD students reflect on future of K-pop after BTS announces hiatus
The K-pop group’s agency announced the group was going on a hiatus to serve in the military last week, sparking discussion about what their departure means for K-pop as a whole.
‘Tár’ shines a new light on orchestral music
The recent film highlights the most unnerving aspects of the classical music industry.
DC band BRNDA reflects on 11 years of music-making
The band members of BRNDA talk about songwriting, genres and their ever-changing cast.
Review: ‘The Loneliest Time’ captures heartbreak in Carly Rae Jepsen’s classic sound
The singer famous for her single “Call Me Maybe” fifth album came out on Friday.